SmartyKat Instincts Zingy Zebra Toss and Chase Feather Cat Toy with Catnip and Silvervine – Small
Zingy Zebra Toss & Chase Cat Toy – A lightweight plush zebra-head toy with faux fur and feather accents. Designed to glide through the air when tossed (like a bird in flight), it entices cats to leap and chase. The zebra’s dangly felt legs and feathery tail add to the prey-like allure. It’s infused with catnip to make playtime even more irresistible, encouraging cats to exercise their natural hunting skills in a fun, safe way.
Product Features
- Lightweight plush zebra design with faux fur and feather accents
- Feathery tail and dangly felt legs for realistic prey appeal
- Infused with catnip and silvervine to stimulate natural feline behavior
- Designed to glide when tossed, encouraging active play
- Safe, non-toxic materials suitable for cats
| Feature | Detail |
|---|---|
| Toy Size | Small |
| Material | Faux fur, felt, and natural fibers |
| Contains | Catnip and silvervine |
| Usage | For interactive play and mental stimulation |
FAQ
Is the toy safe for cats to chew on?
The toy is made from non-toxic, durable materials and is designed to withstand light chewing. However, it is recommended to supervise play and remove the toy if it shows signs of wear.
How long does the catnip effect last?
Catnip effects typically last for a few minutes after exposure and may vary based on the individual cat’s sensitivity.
Can this toy be used outdoors?
Please contact customer service
Olivia Mills –
My cat loves chasing the zebra toy. It flies through the air and she jumps after it every time. The catnip makes her especially excited. It’s a great way to keep her active and engaged.
Michael Howard –
The toy moves well when tossed and the feather tail really draws her attention. She plays with it for long periods. The catnip helps, though it doesn’t affect her every time.
Adrian Vaughan –
Great for stimulating her hunting instincts. She leaps and pounces like she’s chasing real prey. The silvervine adds a nice extra layer of interest.
Gavin Kelly –
It works well for short play sessions. The catnip isn’t strong for her, but she still enjoys the movement. Might need to toss it more often to keep her interested.
Edward Skinner –
A fun, interactive toy that keeps my cat mentally stimulated. She plays with it daily and seems to enjoy the chase and the sensory elements.